Hi Vishal,
If the error is in SSL_connect(), try analysing the return value of the
method by using the SSL_get_error(). It provides insight to the failures in
handshake.
Regards,
Prabhu. S
On 6/15/07, Vishal V [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Zack,
Thanks for your inputs but I think the
Hi Prabhu,
As suggested in your mail below, I am going to investigate the matter.
but before that, here is the complete error dump
Any insight
Vishal V wrote:
Dear Zack,
Thanks for your inputs but I think the problem lies somewhere else
Please see the analysis result below
*1. Telnet Result:*
Servertelnet remote_server.com 8444
Trying 140.11.111.11...
*Connected to remote_server.com.*
Escape character is '^]'.
Connection
Dear Lutz,
Thanks for the insight. Well it took about 1 minute after which the
connection got closed. So that means the connection got timed out
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And Please see below the
Vishal V wrote:
Dear Lutz,
Thanks for the insight. Well it took about 1 minute after which the
connection got closed. So that means the connection got timed out
-
And
Dear Lutz,
Thanks once again for your patience.
It now seems to me that we are on the the same level of thinking as far as
the problem is concerned.
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Quoted text (from your mail):
Vishal V wrote:
Dear Lutz,
Thanks once again for your patience.
It now seems to me that we are on the the same level of thinking as
far as the problem is concerned.
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Quoted text
Vishal,
The client needs to have the appropriate CA certificate to verify the server
certificate.
Load the CA cert to the context object using
SSL_CTX_load_verify_locations() .
Regards,
Prabhu. S
On 6/15/07, Lutz Jaenicke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Vishal V wrote:
Dear Lutz,
Thanks once
Hi Experts,
I am a newbie with SSL/ gSOAP and would like your help in the problem
described below
Problem Statement
Program stops with error during process of connection
establishment with the secured server
Requirement:
Use gSOAP to connect with a secure site from a C++
Sounds to me like a network problem. Try to telnet to the server you are
trying reach on whichever port to validate network connectivity.
netcat also works very well for general tcp testing.
socat/stunnel are also very useful for network testing with ssl connections.
Good Luck!
Z
On 6/14/07,
Dear Zack,
Thanks for your inputs but I think the problem lies somewhere else
Please see the analysis result below
1. Telnet Result:
Servertelnet remote_server.com 8444
Trying 140.11.111.11...
Connected to remote_server.com.
Escape character is '^]'.
Connection closed by foreign host.
Does it
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